Anne Collins

Anne Collins is a performer, writer and all-round creative person who is based in Leeds. She has been a Mafwa Theatre Member since 2018 and at the beginning of this year became a Mafwa Theatre Associate Artist, embarking on a year long programme with the company to develop her artistic skills and career path. Anne is a keen singer and is a member of Harmony Choir, Asmarina Voices and Holbeck Choir. Anne regularly performs with and represents Mafwa Theatre at events, has previously performed at the Leeds Transform Festival and is a campaigner with Lift the Ban. She volunteers for Refugee Council and Women’s Health Matters.
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